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there is not a force on this bitch of an earth that can get me into a robotaxi right now, but this? An AI controlled car that you have no way to take control back from in case of an emergency? You know, like stopping the vehicle from speeding over a child that ran into the road?
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Elon Musk's fanboys are furious at the billionaire for giving them bad betting advice about the Robotaxi launch.
Back when there was still a slight chance that Tesla might pull off a public Robotaxi launch by the end of June, the multi-hyphenate billionaire prognosticated on X-formerly-Twitter that betting against the haters on the crypto-based prediction platform would be a "money-making opportunity."
Obviously, that didn't happen — the program remains glitchy and not open to the public — and now that the bet has closed, the jilted Tesla bros who drank the Kool-Aid are experiencing stages of grief from bargaining to anger as they face down the financial burn of their own bad decisions.
"I'm literally going to try and sue Elon," one of the peeved pikers quipped. "The guy held all the [cards] on whether this bet resolved to yes or no."
#tesla Truth and #ElonMusk facts:
The self-driving cars are turning into Full-driving cars. Each car sold has 8 cameras collecting driving data.
Each car has a collection of data sensors sending information to the central brain system so to speak.
Each self-driving vehicle is teaching the AI how to be a better driver every second a vehicle is driving.
The totally self-driving vehicle will have NO pedals; NO turn signal instruments inside the vehicle. No steering wheel. No mirrors inside or out. The total self-driving Tesla is hands off.
If fact the Totally Self-driving Tesla could be used as a #robotaxis #robotaxi while the Tesla car owner is working, the vehicle is picking up passengers and giving them rides, taking them shopping, etc. your Totally Self-driving Tesla will return to pick the owner up when they finish work, Generating income for the owner. IF the owner programs the vehicle to join the Robotaxi fleet driven/controlled by AI. Generating income for the owner. This is the vision. The prototype will be released in California and Florida. (NOTE: warm climates) Tesla is seeking regulatory approval for other states. Imagine if the #Democrats had won the election in 2024; they've been wanting self-driving vehicles. However, #Republicans promised to drop some regulatory red tape by deleting some environment regulations.
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Alcon Entertainment Sues Elon Musk Over Alleged Copyright Infringement Related to 'Blade Runner 2049'
Alcon Entertainment Files Lawsuit Against Elon Musk for Copyright Infringement The Hollywood production company behind the acclaimed film “Blade Runner 2049,” Alcon Entertainment, initiated legal action against Elon Musk on Monday, alleging that he unlawfully utilized imagery from the film to promote Tesla’s new “robotaxi.” The lawsuit was filed in the U.S. District Court in Los Angeles, with…
Waymo said Wednesday it will begin driverless robotaxi rides on freeways in the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, and Phoenix starting Nov. 12, 2025, with broader rollout following.
When the driverless rides show up where you are (and they will) will you get in?
Yes, I look forward to them.
Yes, I guess
I'm really not sure.
No.
Oh, Hell NO!
If you usually drive, what would it take for you to use public transportation?
There would have to be more pt that goes more places
It would have to be on time
It would need to be clean and uncrowded
it would need to be cheap or free
All of the above
